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found it!!!
if anyone wants it, email me, ow643@aol.com
the new heaters are modified to stop this problem
there was a metal plate addded to stop condensation.. i have the bulletin somewhere, ill see if i can find it
nope
1 of two things
there was a modified pin ( inside the door, top middle) which activates the door switchnow, it was only a mm thicker, and most of them have them now.. quite often i ‘twist’ the door into shape so the pin is nearer the switch
have a look, youll see what i mean
i have a wiring diagram that might be able to help
it aint great, but email me @ ow643@aol.com and ill send it youexactly that
it is classed as a major component, so really they should be fitting you a new one
they arent within their rights to fob you off on this one… you do have some rights
theres more of a chance of the compressor being duff to be honest
8 week out of warranty or not, theyll have to do something for youwell, your on such good money, you were here asking how to save money on an internet forum…. yet your so wonderful in your admin job, how you keep it with that kind of spelling is anybodies guess
or was it amoin? must be some new high powered job none of us have ever heard of
now… posts like yours are niether helpful nor constructive
snipe away, this isnt little britain
the three in circulation are
original – machine was hot and cold fill , had a 4 way valve, and had a flushing valve with a filter at the back of the box
second wave – hold and cold valve, 4th valve and filter removed – heater box reverted to merloni spiral element and in line thermal fuse
3rd revision – cold fill only , flushing valve was re introduced
the bit you need to look for is whether it is h+c fill, or just cold fill and if it has a 4 way/3 way valve and a filter at the back of the box
does my head in, remove it – re introduce it, remove it – reintroduce it
none of em work well anyway
does this clarify anything?
lol, hope we have been of some help gj!!!
take no notice of us.. if theres one thing all us engineers are is passionate about what we do
sometimes, constructive criticism, or healthy debate can only help and serve to come to a better conclusion
one things for sure , all of us only wanted to help you …
please , if you ever need any help, dont be worried about asking us the question.. someone, somehwere may just have the right answer
thanx for taking the time to visit
helo
erm, dont do it
presumably, its to put the appliance in a cupboard and hide it
trouble is, all refrigeration needs some gap/area around and underneath to breath
integrated fridges and freezers get around the problem by having a recirculatory fan in the base to cool the condenser, the usual sign is a vent in the plinth
what im trying to say is that if it isnt a specifically designed integrated appliance, dont integrate it, as it wont function normally, and youll invalidate any supplied warranty
if it is inegrated, the door would be standard size
more info please
